Profile Summary: A_Shuvayu
Meet A_Shuvayu, a cunning strategist of the chessboard who prefers the battleground of Rapid time controls.
With a peak rapid rating of 632 achieved in September 2024, this player has experienced the full rollercoaster ride that casual chess can offer — from glorious 8-game winning streaks to humbling 13-game losing streaks.
A_Shuvayu's style? Well, let's just say they're no stranger to early resignations (about 13.7% of games), wisely cutting losses, but when things heat up, they dive deep into endgames (37% frequency), averaging close to 44 moves per win. An impressive comeback rate of 54.5% proves they never say 'checkmate' without a fight!
Opening repertoire is delightfully eclectic, with favorites including the famous King’s Pawn Opening and the less conventional Van 't Kruijs Opening, each boasting an even 50% win rate. Though the French Defense might make them grimace a bit at 12.5%, their aggression in gambits like the Englund Gambit keeps opponents on their toes.
While A_Shuvayu shines brighter in the mornings and around midday (checkmate at 03:00 is a noted favorite time!), their results indicate a mixed experience against some opponents, mastering wins against benji10000elo91, aprilflowerz, and chikoali, but still working on cracking the code against others.
Battle highlights include recent clever victories by resignation and checkmate, demonstrating sharp tactical awareness and the ability to capitalize on opponents’ slip-ups. If laughter is the best medicine, A_Shuvayu’s chess journey shows resilience with a dash of the unexpected — because who doesn’t love a good comeback story peppered with opening surprises and a sprinkle of resignation drama?
Notable Stats
- Win-Loss-Draw Record in Rapid: 88 - 100 - 10
- Longest Winning Streak: 8 games
- Longest Losing Streak: 13 games (ouch!)
- Average Game Length: ~44 moves (because rushing is for rookies)
- Preferred Opening: King’s Pawn Opening and Van 't Kruijs
Recent Game Spotlight
On June 7, 2025, black pieces, and a swift resignation from benji10000elo91 marked one of A_Shuvayu’s cunning victories. The game was sealed after 14 intense moves — proof that patience and precision win the day!
